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Originally Posted by tkamiya
I wouldn't....
If your bettery is fully charged and is in good condition, AND there is no aftermarket gadgets draining the battery, enough charge will remain after a month of non-use to start the car. I don't think it's necessay to do anything.
By the way, my car sits in my garage for a long time without use. I have a trickle charger with auto shutoff installed. I just plug it in when I don't anticipate use for a while.
By the way, if you disconnect a battery, factory radio will go into reset mode and will require either code or special cartridge for use. I hope you knew this if you disconnected it already.
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the 1989 uses a radio code for the factory radio, the cartidge was only used for model year 1987, the code is not that hard to get, he probably doesn't have a trickle charger, or else he would have mentioned it, if he wants to gurantee the car will start when he gets back then disconnecting battery will gurantee that, also we have no idea if the battery is strong enough to withstand the entire month of a normal parasitic draw,